This article from Kalkine Media gives an overview of how Equinor is trying to run its oil and gas business alongside lower-carbon energy. It covers the Norwegian continental shelf, offshore wind projects in Europe and North America, carbon capture and storage, and hydrogen-related work. The piece is descriptive rather than analytical, so it reads more like a company profile than a strategy critique. Still, it is useful for tracking how a major European producer is positioning across both sides of the energy system. The main question left unanswered is capital allocation: how much of Equinor's spending actually goes to renewables, CCS, and hydrogen versus new oil and gas projects. That detail matters for anyone following the transition in practice.
